XML Document Actions

The Text mode of the XML editor provides the following document level actions:

• Show Definition Ctrl Shift ENTER (Command Shift ENTER on OS X), available from the contextual menu of the current editor or the Document > Schema menu. Moves the cursor to the definition of the current element or attribute in the schema (DTD, XML Schema, Relax NG schema) associated with the edited XML document. In case the current attribute is "type" belonging to the "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" namespace, the cursor is moved in the XML schema, to the definition of the type referenced in the value of the attribute.
  Note: Alternatively you can Ctrl Click (Command Click on OS X) on an element or attribute name to invoke the Show Definition action.
• Copy XPath (Ctrl Alt . (Command Alt . on OS X)), available from the contextual menu of the current editor or from the Document > XML Document menu. Copies the XPath expression of the current element or attribute from the current editor to the clipboard.
• Go to Matching Tag (Ctrl Shift G (Command Shift G on OS X)), available from the Go to submenu when invoking the contextual menu of the current editor or from the Document > XML Document menu. Moves the cursor to the end tag that matches the start tag, or vice versa.
• Go after Next Tag (Ctrl ] (Command ] on OS X)), available from the Go to submenu when invoking the contextual menu of the current editor or from the Document > XML Document menu. Moves the cursor to the end of the next tag.
• Go after Previous Tag (Ctrl [ (Command [ on OS X)), available from the Go to submenu when invoking the contextual menu of the current editor or from the Document > XML Document menu. Moves the cursor to the end of the previous tag.

• Associate XSLT/CSS Stylesheet..., available from the Document > XML Document menu. Inserts an xml-stylesheet processing instruction at the beginning of the document referencing either an XSLT or a CSS file depending on the user selection. The referenced stylesheet is used for rendering the document when opened in a Web browser. Referencing the XSLT file is also useful for automatic detection of the XSLT stylesheet when there is no scenario associated with the current document.

  When associating the CSS stylesheet, the user can also specify a title for it if it is an alternate one. Setting a Title for the CSS makes it the author's preferred stylesheet. Selecting the Alternate checkbox makes the CSS an alternate stylesheet.

  Oxygen XML Editor fully implements the W3C recommendation regarding Associating Style Sheets with XML documents. See also Specifying external style sheets in HTML documents.